Digital Marketing Portfolio

Strategy. Creative. Growth.

Digital Marketing MSc graduate from Ravensbourne University with a background in Applied Mathematics, combining analytical thinking with creative strategy across social media, paid advertising, e-commerce and digital products.

Key Results

4.6M+
Organic Social Views
Nehlaa
21K
TikTok Shares
Nehlaa
131K+
Social Engagements
Nehlaa
3 Months
AI Content Creator, Coda Labs
CleanEats

About Me

Analytical thinking. Creative execution.

My background in Applied Mathematics shapes the way I approach digital marketing: with curiosity, structure and a willingness to test ideas.

During my MSc in Digital Marketing at Ravensbourne University, I developed projects across brand strategy, digital wellbeing and e-commerce. Alongside my studies, I built and launched Nehlaa, a Moroccan honey brand, developing an AI-led social content strategy that generated 4.6M organic views across TikTok and Facebook.

I have also worked as an AI Content Creator at Coda Labs on CleanEats, producing short-form paid social video ads for the US market. My work covered creative concepts, scripting, AI-generated visuals, video production and product-led advertising for a food-scanning and meal-planning app.

Across my work, I combine research and strategy with hands-on execution, from SEO and e-commerce to social content, AI creative production and paid advertising.

Credentials

  • MSc Digital Marketing
  • Applied Mathematics
  • London, UK

Skills & Expertise

Strategy & Performance

  • Digital Marketing Strategy
  • Paid Social Creative
  • Content Strategy
  • Audience Research
  • Campaign Analysis

Social & Creative

  • Creative Concepting
  • Short-Form Video
  • Scriptwriting
  • Meta
  • TikTok
  • AI-Assisted Content Production

SEO & Analytics

  • Technical SEO
  • On-Page SEO
  • Keyword Research
  • GA4
  • Google Search Console
  • Social Analytics

Digital & E-Commerce

  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • Landing Pages
  • Digital Prototyping
  • AI Prompt Engineering

Tools

  • Meta Business Suite
  • TikTok Analytics
  • Canva
  • CapCut
  • AI Image & Video Tools

Languages

  • Arabic: Native
  • English: Full Professional
  • French: Professional

Project 01

CleanEats: Paid Social Video Ads

  • AI Content Creator
  • Paid Social
  • App Marketing

My Role

From June to September 2026, I worked as an AI Content Creator at Coda Labs, the London-based company behind CleanEats, a food-scanning and meal-planning app targeting the US market. I owned the paid social video ads end to end, from research and ideas to scripts and final production.

My role covered creative concepts, scripts, AI-generated visuals and video production, turning the app’s features into short, engaging ads designed around everyday food and health goals.

The Creative Direction

A key part of the strategy was Cleany, CleanEats’ white mascot. I used the character as a consistent face across the ads, introducing Cleany early in the story to connect the audience’s problem directly to the product.

Rather than explaining every app feature, each ad focused on one recognisable problem — choosing the right meal, understanding whether a food supports a goal, planning meals, managing calories or avoiding constant calculations.

I developed different hooks and scenarios around these problems, then brought the CleanEats interface into the ad to show the solution clearly.

AI-Assisted Production

I used an AI-assisted production workflow to develop the creatives from concept to final video, including character development, image generation, animation and video direction.

Each concept was designed as a sequence of keyframes before animation, with camera angles, character actions, expressions and product placements planned around the final edit.

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  1. 01 — Meal Planning & Routine

    Built around the everyday question of “What am I eating today?”, this ad turns meal-planning frustration into a product walkthrough. It demonstrates how CleanEats plans meals around the user’s goals, provides recipes and a shopping list, and tracks calories and macros throughout the day.

  2. 02 — Daily Nutrition Tracking

    A variation of the meal-planning concept with greater emphasis on removing manual calculations. The ad follows the journey from planning and cooking to logging meals, showing how CleanEats automatically brings calories and macros together across the day.

  3. 03 — Beyond Calories

    This concept challenges calorie-only tracking with the question: “What else am I actually eating?” The creative uses a distinctive pixel-art/RPG world to introduce CleanEats’ health report, showing nutrients such as protein, fibre, saturated fat and sodium alongside personalised insights based on the user’s goal.

  4. 04 — Busy Working Mum

    Created specifically around the time pressure experienced by working mothers, this shorter ad moves quickly from the problem to the product. CleanEats is positioned as a way to generate a full week of meals quickly, turning a functional meal-planning feature into a clear time-saving benefit.

  5. 05 — School Lunch & Energy

    A parent-focused story built around a child’s afternoon tiredness after lunch. The ad moves from concern to product demonstration, using CleanEats to scan the lunch, examine its nutritional content, set an energy goal and generate a weekly meal plan and shopping list.

  6. 06 — The Salad Challenge

    This ad uses a social challenge as the hook: two friends guess the calories in their lunches before checking with CleanEats. The unexpected result creates the reveal, while the scan demonstrates how ingredients such as dressing, cheese, croutons and avocado can change the overall calorie count.

  7. 07 — The Afternoon Coffee

    Built around the familiar 3 p.m. energy slump, this concept initially frames coffee as the solution before shifting attention to food intake. CleanEats reveals the character’s low calorie, carbohydrate and protein intake, connecting the scanning feature to a recognisable everyday problem.

  8. 08 — Busy Mum / Quick Tracking

    This ad focuses on making nutrition tracking fit into a busy routine rather than becoming another task. A fast-paced sequence of childcare, work and household responsibilities leads into the CleanEats demo, showing meal scanning, calories, macros, micronutrients and the Weight Score before returning to the character’s everyday life.

Project 02

Nehlaa — Building a “Honey Hero” Universe

  • E-Commerce
  • Growth Marketing
  • AI Content

The Challenge

Competitor and market research showed that most Moroccan honey brands followed a similar content strategy, focused mainly on the product and its traditional uses.

I developed a different direction for Nehlaa, built around storytelling, distinctive characters and entertaining content designed to make the brand stand out on social media.

The Strategy

I built Nehlaa around the warmth and care associated with honey in Moroccan culture — from food and traditional remedies to beauty recipes, family care and gifting.

I created a brand story around being a beekeeper’s daughter, using that personal narrative to give Nehlaa a stronger sense of tradition, warmth and authenticity.

With Millennial Moroccan mothers as the primary audience, I positioned Nehlaa as a bridge between Moroccan tradition and modern parenting, bringing that familiar sense of care into a more playful, modern brand.

The Nehlaa World

Using AI tools including Higgsfield, I created an animated world of recurring characters such as Ginger, Lemon and Bee.

Nehlaa Honey became the hero of each story — completing a recipe, helping another character or solving the problem.

This gave me a flexible format for creating food, health, wellness and beauty content while keeping Nehlaa at the centre of every story.

The Creative Approach

I tested different hooks to capture attention in the opening seconds:

  • Starting with the funniest or most dramatic moment
  • Questions, secrets and curiosity-led openings
  • Clear audience pain points
  • Distinctive character voices, expressions and humour

The aim was to capture attention quickly, maintain curiosity and bring Nehlaa naturally into the story.

Where relevant, CTAs directed viewers to the website or WhatsApp.

Results

TikTok

  • 2.1M post views
  • 8.2K+ followers
  • 74K likes
  • 21K shares

Facebook

  • 2.5M views
  • 3.2K+ followers
  • 36,727 engagements

Top-performing videos reached approximately 1M, 600K and 500K views.

  • Nehlaa TikTok profile showing 8,236 followers and 73.6K likes
    TikTok profile
  • TikTok analytics: 2.1M post views, 74K likes, 21K shares
    TikTok analytics
  • Nehlaa Facebook page with 3.2K followers
    Facebook page
  • Facebook insights: 2.5M views over 90 days
    Facebook views
  • Facebook insights: 36,727 engagements over 90 days
    Facebook engagement
  • Facebook insights: 3,251 total followers
    Facebook followers

From Content to Sales

I built Nehlaa’s e-commerce website using WordPress and WooCommerce, connecting social media discovery with the website and WhatsApp.

The store focused on two honey varieties and included Cash on Delivery to suit purchasing habits in the Moroccan market.

I also created SEO content around honey, recipes and wellness to support organic discovery.

  • Nehlaa website homepage on a phone
    Homepage
  • Nehlaa SEO article about thyme honey
    SEO article
  • Nehlaa product page for euphorbia honey
    Product page

What I Would Scale Next

I would expand the character universe with new stories and recurring characters, combining AI animation with real product footage.

The next stage would also include SEO-led recipe and wellness content, email capture and retention campaigns, creator partnerships, and physical extensions of the characters through gift sets, charms and product bundles.

Project 03

Calmind: A Digital Wellbeing Strategy

  • Master’s Project
  • SOSTAC
  • Distinction

The Challenge

Anxiety was a clear challenge among Ravensbourne students, yet the university’s existing support services were often underused.

My research identified a gap between the support available and the way students preferred to access it. I developed Calmind as a private, accessible digital wellbeing tool designed around the needs of creative students.

Research & Insight

I surveyed 107 students and interviewed academic and welfare staff to understand attitudes towards mental health support, existing services and digital wellbeing tools.

The research showed a preference for private, digital support tailored to creative student life rather than a generic clinical experience.

These findings informed both the product concept and the marketing strategy.

The Calmind Concept

I designed the app experience around simple, low-pressure interactions:

  • Anonymous onboarding using a nickname
  • Daily mood check-ins
  • Calm space
  • Focus and planning tools
  • Mood tracking
  • AI stress coach
  • Calmind onboarding screen asking for an anonymous nickname
    Anonymous onboarding
  • Calmind daily mood check-in screen
    Mood check-in
  • Calmind features: calm space, focus and planning, mood tracker, AI coach
    Features

Strategy & Implementation

Using the SOSTAC framework, I developed a 12-month implementation plan across four phases:

  1. Months 1–3

    Awareness & Soft Launch

    QR posters across student cafés and studios, induction-week peer mentors and TikTok/Instagram content featuring the Raven mascot.

  2. Months 4–6

    Engagement & Habit Building

    Campaigns around high-pressure academic periods, social polls, in-app feedback and peer referrals.

  3. Months 7–9

    Impact & Community

    A “One Calm Thing” Student Union campaign, academic department partnerships and student testimonials.

  4. Months 10–12

    Review & Scale

    KPI review, AI feature refinement, continued content and an expansion plan for other UK universities.

Planned KPIs

  • 300 downloads in Year 1
  • 70% awareness among the target student audience
  • 80 weekly active users
  • 15% of downloads through peer referrals
  • 2 academic department partnerships

Outcome

The project was awarded a Distinction and resulted in a complete research-led digital strategy, app concept and 12-month implementation plan.

Final Developing 1-Year Marketing Campaign for Calmind in Ravensbourne University

Project 04

Hermès: The Angel Collection Strategy

  • Master’s Project
  • Brand Strategy
  • Luxury Marketing

The Challenge

Hermès has built much of its desirability around craftsmanship, heritage and exclusivity. At the same time, sustainability, animal welfare and responsible consumption are becoming increasingly important conversations within luxury.

I explored how Hermès could respond to these changing expectations without losing the exclusivity that defines the brand.

As part of the project, I conducted a brand audit covering the 4Ps, the Veblen Effect and competitor sustainability strategies.

Concept visual for The Angel Collection: a white Hermès bag on a marble plinth
The Angel Collection: concept visual

The Strategy: Earned Exclusivity

I created The Angel Collection, a conceptual Hermès collection that cannot be purchased.

Access is earned through verified, high-impact charity or community work, supported by a three-tier membership system.

Instead of exclusivity being based only on the ability to afford or access a rare product, the collection introduces another form of status: recognition earned through contribution.

The Strategic Idea

The concept keeps scarcity at the centre of the Hermès experience while exploring a more socially responsible expression of exclusivity.

The Angel Collection would remain extremely limited, but its value would come from both its rarity and what someone had to contribute to earn it.

This creates a halo around the wider brand while giving Hermès a way to connect luxury, status and social impact without making its core products less exclusive.

About the Project

Developed during the first semester of my Master’s degree, this project explored brand strategy, luxury market analysis and concept development through a strategic proposal for Hermès.